GB0218.D1898

 D1898/1/2 Release - 10 Mar 1846 1. Conway Mordaunt Shipley 2. George Grenville Lord Nugent, David Williams, the heirs of Marcus Theodore Hare Recital of a) 4-5 Apr 1828 Lease and Release 1. Dame Anna Maria Jones, widow 2. Right Honourable George Grenville Baron Nugent, Pelham Warren and Henry Wilmot Seton, esqs. 3. The Rev. [Charles] Shipley, his sons successively and others of a house, farm, lands and other property par. Bishton (or Bishopston) held by 1. by a lease for lives from the Bishop of Landaff in trust for 3. Provisions for payment of rent and mortgage interest and for investment of £40 p.a. in government securities for the renewal of the lease. Covenant by 1. to make the first renewal. 2 are granted power of sale and covenant to make later renewals. b) Reverend 23 Jul 1828 Lease 1. Right Reverend Edward Lord Bishop of Landaff 2. George Grenville Lord Nugent, Pelham Warren and Henry Wilmot Seton for 3 lives, after the surrender of the lease mentioned in (a) C) Charles Shipley died July 1834 leaving Conway Mordaunt Shipley his eldest son who came of age 9 Nov 1845. d) Pelham Warren died e) George Grenville, Pelham Warren and Henry Wilmot Seton have purchased £349. 7s 7d 3% Consolidated Bank Annuities. George Grenville and Henry Wilmot Seton purchased £54 17s 7d of the same and there remained £117 18s 5d uninvested. f) 20-21 Mar 1837 Lease and Release 1. Charlotte Shipley, widow and The Rev. David Williams D.D. guardians of Conway Mordaunt Shipley. 2. David Williams, Marcus Theodore Hare, Esq. 3. George Grenville Lord Nugent, Henry Wilmot Seton. 4. George Grenville Lord Nugent, David Williams, Marcus Theodore Hare of the premises to appoint 2. as trustees with George Grenville Lord Nugent in place of Pelham Warren and Henry Wilmot Seton. g) The annuities being £404 5s 2d and the sum of £117 18s 5d were transferred to the new trustees h) The fund now accumulated is £2004 16s 3d Annuities and £120 9s 11d cash. i) Marcus Theordore Hare died July 1845 j) 9 Mar 1846 Conveyance 1. George Grenville Lord Nugent, David Williams 2. Conway Mordaunt Shipley 3. William Loxham Farrer of the premises and funds freed from the terms of a) to 3 in trust for 2. k) Conway Mordaunt Shipley and George Grenville Lord Nugent and David Williams agreed that the fund should be transferred to the former and that he should indemnify the letter. The fund has now been transferred. Of possible claims against 2. arising from their work as trustees. Covenant by 1 to pay rents and to indemnify 2. 10 Mar 1846, 4 Apr 1828-5 Apr 1828, 23 Jul 1828, Jul 1834, 9 Nov 1845, 20 Mar 1837-21 Mar 1837, Jul 1845, 9 Mar 1846  

 D1898/2/1 Copy of Counterpart of Lease - 1 Aug 1856 1. Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte, the elder of Cefnmably, co. Glamorgan, esq., Charles John Kemeys Tynte, late of Cefnmably now of Brighton co. Sussex, esq., Charles Kemys Kemys Tynte, the younger of Cefnmably, esq., later Captain, Grenadier Guards, Edward Thomas, Thomas Thomas, and Willliam Thomas all of par. Aberdare, co. Glamorgan. 2. William Williams and Mary his wife, of the same, Daniel Watkins farmer and Alice his wife if Gilfachinain Ycha, par. of Gellygare, Evan Jones of Aberamman par. of Aberdare, yeoman, Edward Jones, victualler and Margaret his wife of Aberdare, all of co. Glamorgan. 3. Evan Williams David of Radyr Court near Cardiff, gent, Charles William David of Cardiff currier, Evan Lewis of Tyndraw near Aberdare, gent., Edward Davies of Merthyr Tydfil, Surgeon, all of co. Glamorgan. for 44 and a half years from 25 Mar, 1856 of all mines and any mineral lying under 132a. 3r. 28p. land (plan attached) being part of Kefn penar Ychaor Cefn pennar Ycha farm par. Aberdare now occupied by Edward Thomas as tenant to Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte the elder, Charles John Kemeys Tynte and Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte successively entitled to half the premises and Thomas Thomas, Edward Thomas and William Thomas being entitled to the other half in common, jointly demising with the consent of 2 rights to enter and use the surface land for any purpose necessary for mining. Reservation of all Royal and Tin mines and others. Numerous covenants concerning maintainance, use, accounting and inspection. Provisions concerning compensation, arbitration and termination of the lease. Annual rent: £284 10s. £3 per acre surface land used. Royalty: 10d per 2520lbs large coal and ironstone 4.5d per 2520lbs and small coal 4d per 2520lbs fire clay 3d per perch building stone Provision for royalties to be paid only when exceeding rent. Wayleave: 1d per 2520 lbs material carried across the level 1 Aug 1856, 25 Mar 1856  

 D1898/2/3 Draft of Lease 1. Charles Theodore Halswell Kemeys-Tynte of Cefn Mably co. Glamorgan, esq. 2. Walter Samuel Llewellyn of no. 119 Exchange Cardiff, co. Glamorgan, acting as Llewellyn and Co. Recital of Lease: 1 Aug 1893 1. Halswell Milbourne Kemeys-Tynte 2. William Lewis for 15 years from 1 Sep 1893 of rock seams under 45a. of Pentwyn Farm in par. Ruddry co. Glamorgan. Annual rent: £15 and £2 per acre exceeding 2a. of surface land used. Royalty: 9d per ton coal, allowing 4% consumption in the mine. Assignment: 4 Oct 1898 1. William Lewis 2. Walter Samuel Llewellyn of the premises for the residue of the term. Royalty: 2d per ton. for 42 years from 1 Jul 1900 of the coal, fireclay and ironstone under 45a. of Pentwyn Farm and 3a.1r.20p. surface land. Numerous provisions and covenants concerning use, remittance and inspection of the premises, reservations of rights to 1 and to the tenant of Pentwyn Farm. Provisions for the termination of the lease and for arbitration of disputes. Annual rent: £35 until termination of first lease; £50 after termination of first lease; £7 for surface land less £2 for every acre already occupied and paid for. Monthly: 2 tons large coal Royalties: 7d per ton coal, allowing 4% consumption; 3d per ton fireclay; 8d per ton ironstone; Provision for royalties to be paid only when exceeding rent. 1d per ton minerals not mined from but carried across the land. Pencilled amendments: 1905 Draft of Lease 1. Charles Theodore Halswell Kemeys Tynte of Cefn Mably co. Glamorgan, esq. 2. Thomas Smith of 35 Windsor Place, Cardiff. Recital of lease and that lease is now vested in 2 subject to certain incumbrances thereon. Beginning 1 Jan 1906 - Surface land given as 3a. 3r. 1893, 1898, 1900, 1905 

 D1898/2/5 Parliamentary Bill to empower the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the County Borough of Cardiff to construct new intercepting and other sewers, to discharge sewage into the sea at Lavernock Point, being: 1. an intercepting sewer in pars. Canton and St. Mary the Virgin, Cardiff. 2. an outfall sewer in pars. Canton, Cardiff, Llangough-Iuxta-Cardiff, St. Andrew's Major, Sully and Lavernock co. Glamorgan ending in the sea. 3. two connecting and one storm overflow sewer all in par. Canton. 4. a pumping station in par. Canton (further details given). Session 1901 

 D1898/2/7-8 2 copies of Bill to enable Barry Railway Company to construct new railways and for other purposes, being Railway No.1 from par. Bedwas to par. Mynyddislwyn Nos. 2-7 par. Mynyddislwyn. (further detailed) Session 1906 

 D1898/2/10-11 2 Copies of Bill to enable the Great Western and Rhymney Railway Companies to construct certain railways in cos. Glamorgan and Monmouth and to enable the Great Western Railway Company in connection with such Railways to construct a deviation of their Monmouthshire (Western Railways) Railway to authorise the appointment of a Joint Committee and for other purposes. The Railway being No.1 from par. Rudry through par. Van both co. Glamorgan to par. Machen Upper co. Monmouth. 2. from par. Van to par. Rudry 3. in par. Machen Upper 4. in par. Mynyddislwyn co. Monmouth 5. from par. Machen Upper to par. Risca co. Monmouth Deviation in par. Risca (further details) Session 1906 

 D1898/2/13 Bill to incorporate the Penllwyn Railway Company and for other purposes including the construction of a railway and road, and the closing of part of an adjoining road in par. Mynyddislwyn. (further details) Session 1906 

 D1898/2/15 Bill for conferring further powers upon the London and North Western Railway Company in relation to their own undertaking and upon that Company in conjunction with the Great Western Railway Company, the Caledonian Railway Company, The Great Northern Railway Company and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company in relation to their respective joint undertakings and for other purposes, including the construction of the Holywell Curve par. Holywell co. Flint. Denbigh Curve par. Henllan Urban, co. Denbigh Sirhowy Loop pars. Bedwellty, Mynyddislwyn and Machen Upper, co. Monmouth. Caerphilly Railways 1. Pars. Machen Upper, Bedwas, co. Monmouth and Rudry, co. Glamorgan. 2. Pars. Rudry, Van, Eglwys, Van, co. Glamorgan. Shepshed and Loughborough Railway pars. Shepshed, Nanpanton and Loughborough, co. Leicester. (further details) Session 1906